1. History
    Early history   Revival  

2. Honours

3. References

The Bohemian Sporting Club is a football club based in Manila, Philippines. It was one of the first clubs to be established within the country, winning 10 national championships in the early 1900s.

After ceasing to exist by the end of the 1930s, the club has gained a new ownership in 2018, retaining its emblem to honor of the success of its history. The Bohemian Sporting Club's ownership group is headed by chairman Jason de Jong. Key executives include chief operating officer Tiffany Faulkner and Head Coach Mikee Carrion.

As of 2019, they are participating in the 7s Football League, a 7-a-side football league based in Manila.

History

Early history

Established in 1910, it was one of the first clubs in the country, alongside the Manila Jockey Club (1900s), Manila Sporting Club (1906), the Sandow Athletic Club (1909) and Manila Nomads Sports Club (1914).^[2][1] It was the club of Paulino Alcántara from 1916 to 1918, who also played for FC Barcelona, as well as Virgilio Lobregat. The club represented the Philippines in the 1913 Far East Games where the Philippines won over China. The winning goal was made by Rafael Iboleon.

Revival

A new group began talks in 2017 regarding the possible revival of the Bohemian Sporting Club. The following year the ownership group established the Bohemian Football School in honor of Paulino Alcántara as a vehicle to draw in youth players for the club. The group plans to organize a first team for the club by January 2020.^[3]

The club joined the 7's Football League, a Metro Manila-based 7-a-side football league and will debut in the third season of the competition in 2019. Among their players are foreigners Izzo Elhabib, Hamed Hajimehdi, and former Philippine national team player Jason de Jong.^[4]

Honours

• Philippines Championship^[5]

• Winners: 1912, 1913, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1927

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